Phoenix Suns fans voice concern as sixth lawsuit hits organization

According to ESPN’s Baxter Holmes, attorneys for Kisco WC Sports II and Kent Circle Investments filed the lawsuit on Aug. 21 and it was recently made available on Wednesday.

“Our clients sued to obtain records to which they are entitled as minority owners of the Suns,” representatives Michael Carlinsky and Michael Barlow of Quinn Emanuel wrote, according to Holmes. “They are concerned by the manager’s approach towards minority owners… Transparency with minority owners is not optional, and our clients think it is critical to the success of the Suns.”

The lawsuit is the sixth filed against Phoenix since November 2024 and fans are wondering how the organization has found itself in another legal battle.

The organization’s five other lawsuits include allegations of discrimination, retaliation, harassment and wrongful termination.

Phoenix’s sixth lawsuit in less than a year has deepened fans’ unease and many question the direction in a troubling pattern of legal battles.

Fans can read more about the Suns’ latest lawsuit here.